Share Your #NASAMoonCrew and Get Excited for Artemis II

NASA will launch the Artemis II mission this year, sending four astronauts on an approximately 10-day journey around the Moon. The test flight will expand our presence in deep space, sending to set the stage for future lunar surface missions, and to gain knowledge we need to send humans to Mars. Choosing a crew for missions to the Moon requires the right mix of skills and attributes. All four astronauts not only bring different strengths and expertise to the mission, but they also must work well together in high-pressure situations. That’s why we want to know: who is YOUR #NASAMoonCrew? Tell us who you would choose to go with you on a trip around the Moon? Who is driving? Who is bringing the snacks? Who is making the Moon-trip playlist? Share your photos, art, videos—anything depicting your crew—with the world! Do a photoshoot decked out in your favorite NASA gear. Write a song about what your favorite TV show characters would be like on the journey. Make a stop motion animation of you and your besties flying around the Moon. How to Show Us Your #NASAMoonCrew:   Post your chosen crew members to your preferred social media platform Don’t forget to use the hashtag #NASAMoonCrew! If a #NASAMoonCrew post catches our attention, we may share your post on our NASA social media accounts or during the Artemis II mission coverage. Terms and guidelines: https://www.nasa.gov/nasa-policies-and-guidelines-for-digital-and-social-media/

What is said in the film

And here we go. Hydrogen burn-off igniters initiated ... Our team is preparing for our mission around the Moon. Core stage engine start. Three ...

Two ... One ... If you had a chance to choose who would join you on a journey around the Moon, who would it be? You may want to choose someone who is kind, resourceful, or a good problem solver. Each of us bring different strengths to the table, and we work together to accomplish the mission.

♫ Hi. Hello. Didn't you know? ♫ ♫ My whole team we'd be running the show. ♫ Most importantly though, you want to choose someone you can spend ten days with and not get on each other's nerves.

Use the hashtag #NASAMoonCrew on social media and share your crew selections with us.

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